Sentence examples for intent of achieving from inspiring English sources
Demand control is an emergency mitigation tool used by the system operator that instructs distribution network operators to implement voltage reduction across the electricity distribution system with the intent of achieving a reduction in customer's demand.
NATO will discuss the plan, including political considerations, with the intent of achieving North Atlantic Council (NAC) approval prior to the January 28 London Foreign Ministers' conference on Afghanistan.
All patients received induction chemotherapy with the intent of achieving CR.
In the early 2000s, Mexico implemented a reform to its health system with the intent of achieving universal basic health coverage.
The morphological characterisation and the WiP and WoP were combined into a MPTS with the intent of achieving better prognostic efficacy.
During the interviews surrounding Maddy and Sophia's journey, Ashley observed first-hand that even though a girl goes through high school fully aware of her dreams and with full intent of achieving them, soon after her college years, she starts to feel confused, as if she is fighting a battle she doesn't understand, which often leads to her changing her original goal, or simply giving up.
They go back a long time, and we are intent on achieving recognition of the rights of vast sectors of our population that have been relegated.
Tynan's diatribe almost precipitated another collapse; Leigh, terrified of failure and intent on achieving greatness, dwelt on his comments and ignored the positive reviews of other critics.
Serbs in Croatia left Sabor and declared the autonomy of areas that would soon become the unrecognised Republic of Serbian Krajina, intent on achieving independence from Croatia.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.30am AEST00:30 Yesterday on Politics Live I pointed readers to an event in Sydney last night hosted by a group called Open Labor – a bunch of interesting folks intent on achieving more democratisation in the ALP.
But one thing seems certain: a large bipartisan coalition — something that Moynihan, among others, has been intent on achieving since the start of this legislative process — will be necessary to pass any significant health-care-reform package.
